Originally Posted by regmudd
Any suggestions on getting it loose?

Go to KANO laboratories on Thompson Lane in Nashville and buy a quart of KROIL. Squirt a couple of ounces into each cylinder through the spark plug holes and let the engine sit for about a week. Then remove the starter and use the chisel-shaped end of a wrecking bar to pry on the flywheel teeth. Don't overdo it- - - -breaking teeth off the flywheel isn't the desired result, we just want to make the crankshaft turn. If things get stiff, roll the engine back the other way and keep rocking it back and forth until you get a full turn. It might be a good idea to pull the valve cover and soak the valve stems at the same time you oil the cylinders. Good luck!
Jerry

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